Once a lowly set of five or six data fields, profiles have the potential to become the power center of corporate travel management. So the question is… who will have that power?

Economic uncertainty, government policy changes, international relations, and safety concerns are leading to mixed signals regarding a potential slowdown in U.S. corporate travel demand.

TMCs compete for largely untapped SME business segment as the latter chases cost containment, security and traveler experience.

SME travel managers discuss strategies to manage increased business travel risk due to geopolitical instability and changing regulations, including improved communication, enhanced traveler education...

SAP Concur is embedding SAP's AI copilot Joule into both its Travel and Expense tools, and Concur also is deepening data integrations with both American Express and Mastercard, the company announced at...

The business travel industry will develop a decarbonization Plan B. Two teams will form competing visions: Team 1 emphasizes purposeful, low-cost, low-carbon travel, while Team 2 aims to reduce absolute...

Swedish travel management company Travel Support has joined Corporate Travel Management's global agency network, the companies announced.  

Agentic AI aims to enhance the corporate travel experience by using advanced technology to automate tasks, streamline processes, and provide better personalization, enabling travel managers to focus on...

Inbound U.S. corporate travel remains stable despite a decline in leisure travel due to political concerns. Data shows an increase in business travel, even from Canada, as leisure trips decrease. amid...

Travel managers in 2025 will innovate and use AI-driven tools to deliver a seamless digital travel experience, acting as intrapreneurs to transform corporate travel into a cohesive, traveler-friendly...